Navidys for OpenDyslexic font

If you have been looking for a way to read websites with OpenDyslexic font on your phone this does the job. The only let down being that it only works for Safari, but I would argue that says more about the other web browser apps than this one. I don’t love that it’s only for Safari, but I can adjust where I view web articles and web documents. The fact that I can now read a whole webpage and not have to reread each sentence ten times is fantastic. The instructions to apply the OpenDyslexic font on Safari pages are clear and relatively easy to follow.

I bought this app from the main Open Dyslexic app. That link did not say this is only useable in Safari. The tutorial shows only one step, forwarding to a different app. You can't open one webpage and click links to stay with the Open Dyslexic font. Forwarding never offered to send to this app. It was not a suggested app. I will be asking Apple for a refund.

Powerful, and easy to use. Simple to change the font size, letter spacing, font and/or background color of web pages in Safari and on text documents on your Mac. The font and display-manager for web and desktop includes the OpenDyslexic font, which has features, that have been shown to help many children (and adults!) who are having difficulty learning to read. The letter shapes and the tailored thickness, heavier at the bottom, make it easier for a struggling reader to distinguish 'b' from 'd' (left-right inversion) and 'b' from 'p' (up-down inversion) and provide many helpful visual cues to the struggling reader. It is easy to try different background and font colors and sizes to see what works best. It is convenient and inexpensive. A very elegant and powerful set of tools to augment the reading instruction -- and to make web-browsing more comfortable for visually-impaired adults and children.